Zeno and Einstein

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A common thread unites Zeno's denial of the reality of motion and Einstein's denial of an objective, i.e. frame-independent, present moment. Both claims privilege the intellect over experience, the abstract over the concrete. My guide – or rather foil – in this discussion is the philosopher of science Wesley Salmon.

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